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Uneven Global Growth Bedevils CEOs
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The problems divergence between developed and developing economies creates for companies- in slow growth on one side and fast growth with asset bubbles on the other side.
2010 high Inflation and asset price bubbles in in India and China, and low or no inflation in Europe, Japan and the USA.
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Wide divergence in conditions and the prospects of tightening credit in Asia affecting export prospects of the USA which depends on exports for half the growth generated in 2009 and early 2010 according to Commerce Department figures.
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